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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-07
T. A. Armstronc's Funeral,

Tho funeral Of Thomas A. Armstrong,
the well.known friend Of organized labor
and editor OF the National Labor Tribune,
took place ct Pittsburgh yesterday. It
was attended by delegations from the
Grand Army, Union Veteran Legion,
Thirty.ninth Regiment Pennsylvania Vol.
unteers, Pittsburgh Press Club, Masons
and every labor organization in the city.
After services at the Firet Methodist Pro-
.estant church the remaina were taken to
Steubenvills for intsrmsnt. There Stan.
ton Post, 6. A. R., hsd charge OF the ar
rangements. The floral offerings haye
seldom been surpassed. %jGi'T ~.
The family Of the deceased selected the
following pail bearers: w. O. MCCARTHY,
Typographical Union NOT; W. X. Gil.
leep:e, Old Home NJ. P. Church; William
Weihe, Amalgsmatad Association Of Iron
and Steel Workers; Matthew Smith,
Labor Assembly 1880, X. of L.; A.
P. Burchfisld, G. A., R.; feter
Shields, photographers; Captain w.
P. Herbert, Union Veteran Legion J. NJ.
Kelly, Pittsburgh Press Club; George
AAe4AASS ACKNOWLEDGMENT Jlllelb SuQ ,u4lue
Lsbosers; William Smith, American Flint
Glass Workers; @. Holyland, AT. and A.
81. The pail bearers I'll wore silk badge
with a picture OF the deceased upon 1t and
4 black mark above and below. The
others wore only the picture.
The interment was in the cemetery on
the hill back Of steubenyille, and an un-
Usually largo concourss followed the re-
mains to the grave. ,i
"a telegram announcing the formation
OF q monumental association snd its pur.
pose was sent to tho General Assembly
knights Of Labor, now in session at Min.
neaposle. Tho dispatch asked the CO.
operation Of the Assembly in building the
monument, "thus affording an opportu.
nifty for organized labor to redeem ITSELF
from the SANDER that 1t is not true to the
memory Of the noble men who champion
it's CAUSE" ~ d ,,77
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A Clever Confidence Ma

BdTntsrllte Eaterprie. - q & b. 81
The fore part Of this week man pur.
chased q LOT Of sheep from Isaac Myers. "a
prominent farmer OF the vicinity Of Bethel
in this county. After making the agree.
ment be asked Myers for a horee TO %
around and see some other locks. Among
the number was Mr.. Archibald Wilson, Of
this vicinity. The stranger came to Barnes.
willie and asked for Dave Hosmau, who in.
troduced him to Mr.. Joseph Renner as a
Mr.. Smith, of Hunter, and on the strength
OF the acquaintance Of Hoslnan with The
man, Mr. Renuer bought the horse. "A
day or two later Marshal Rcnuer recsiyad
notice, OF q stolen horse which tailed with
the one purchased by his father. Word
was at once sent to Myers, who with aors
Bellairet officers came up on Saturday.
paid the go reward offered aud took the
horee. The thief had fed, but Mr.. Hos.
man was arrested as an ACCESSORY and
taken to Dellaire. An interview with the
smiths, Of Hunter, proved that tbs thief
Ras no connection Of that family, and Mr..
Hosman explained thst be vas miatatsn
in the man. After being taken TO pelja;ya
Mr.. Hosman WIS released and returned n
GAINESVILLE, there being no evidence that At
he had any connection with the affair. -,
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uriugopcrt.
leprge B. Tune. i homo ipr a fey daYs

George B. Turner Is home for a few days. 4
A few struggling Pittsburgh cxcursion!sts have
not turned up yet. ~ ~ q a, i 80 ~
the West End Church, = g -
On next Monday the Commissioners will receive
BIDS Tor furnishing the new Court House.
Bob Parker was fined IS and costs yesterday by
squire robinson for sssauittng John Watkins. +
Smith Sons are putting down new brick
pavement the whole length Of their mill properly.
z Giles Bros. hayo built monster slaughter and
packing house on their new property recently puy.
chased from Henry Hose. M; ~ MI i
James Waterman Is the owner OF a horro that
chased John Morgan through Eastern Ohio. The
horse Is now IS years old and as bright rs dollar
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company will put In
a low pressure line on Bank street on Monday,
much 10 the Satisfaction Of the many business men
on that street. a: Z LII -
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fosferasJ's League md Association Games
at St. Louis the St. Louis and Louis.
vile cluba played OF two postponed
games. st. Louis lost the first game. Firs.
game-s.. Louis, 10; Louisville u. Hi,e
81. Louis, IA; Louisville, Is. Errors-
Vt. Louis, 3; Louisville, 1. Batteries :
KnuG and Bushong; Ramsay and Cook,
Second game-St. Louis, II; Louisville. 5.
Hita-St. Louis, 81; Louisville, 0. Errors
st Louis, 3; Louisville, 8. Batteries
Hudson and Boyle; Chamberlain and
Boyle. ;.5-19lI:,i5 $3.50. :
| at New York the Brooklyns won again
through their superior fielding. Brook
lyn s; Nets 3. Hits-Brooklyn o; Nets s
Esrors-Brooklyn 9; Nets Z. Pitchers
Tools and Weidman. ,3as9 80
At Philadelphia Seward pitched a great
game against Baltimore and had them at
his mercy. Athletic A; Baltimore O. En-
Iors-Baltimore 3. Batteries-Seward and
Robinson; Kilroy and Trott. 'tS N -
At Washington, through wild pitch
BY O'Day, tho Ros.oaa scored two runs in
the seventh inning, winning the game.
Washington 4; Boston g. Earned-Waah.
ington 2; Boston 3. Errors-Washinoto
3; Boston 2. Hiss-Washingson 6: Bna.
ton II. Batteries-0'Day and Dealer.
Rsdbourne and Tate. ~ .33.557r .-,T1,,t
At New York tho Philsdelphiss again
defeated the New Yorks. Ferguson waa
put in the pitchers box and did iamounly.
New York 8; Philadelphia 6. Earned
Philadelphia 6; New York 8. Errors
Philadelphia /. Hits-New York 10:
Philadelphia 10. Batteries-Welch and
Murphy; Ferguson and Clements. =
at indianapolis the Champions had a
narrow escape from another defeat at the
hands OF the tail.endess. Getzein,s an.
|perb pitching at critical stages in the game
won 1t for his team. indianapolis, 6: De.
troit, Z. Esrned-5 each. s. Errors-In.
disnapolie, 8; Detroit, 2. Hits-l2 each
Bstteriea-Aioifatt and Haokett; Getzain
and Ganzsl. 80.
At Pittsburgh the home nine had an
easy time with Chicago in two games
They batted both Clarkson and Baldwin
hard, and Chicago in addition did aome
veay ragged field work. First: Pittebnroh
Il; Chicago, 8. Earned-Pittaburph. X.
Chicago, 2. Erfors-Pittsburgh, 8: Chi,
cage, 4. Hils-Pittsburgh, Is; Chicaao
TO- Ba!teries-Morris and Fields: Ola1t:
son and Flint. Second game: Pitteburoh
Q; Chicago, l. Earned-l each, Errors
.-Pi!tsbulgh, 9; Chicago, $. Hits-pittss
burgh, II; Chicago, 10. Batteries- Calvin
and Miller; Baldwin and DAILY. ~.
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LOCAL BnEyITIHs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
3 'ErlE 1EH tho CitY. 10 or ~ fr

mn,l,,, of Minor MON ont In and About
I 'sE Az. tho C,ty. N
osR maYriaps fican,e wag issued yestcr.
day. Isl>i NJ
Guysrsrrs ara aa;d In be nuusnaily
abundant thia season. !. ~ : -
naun. ua,,..,h,, oron;r, K.,o f,s.,,a,
Inn in aCrszy paieh. !, "-"D - 80.
r... d.. a.. ., ~.
nn,ha, ban ~ 'e the o s.rsa, wv n,.,araav 'a
ano'ae' p'oih W wv ssiee.s s.ese'uas'
Mvhk men get pluet hs the ..Me pass ~
alu .neio - ~ psolh'se " al ea'' t'Se "
ooatsns ssese.S b,}''ts nv,
The street repair gang arc atil! stfaight-
entng up the cobbie stones OF tue Mafket
sweet pavement.
fEarGHDAY was q perfect tall day, bat a
little too warm by contrast with the damp
and chilly days preceding. fG s,f's
GRArs growera arc haatening the gather.
lng Of .heir tfais ,ior lear Of o lfost that
will ruin the remnant oil the crop. N.
The @. W. Bachelor, laid up Of stsn.
henvllle, will re.enter the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling trade 90 Boon aa there Is water.
A NEW brick uidoyalk has been laid on
Nineteenth street. In front OF the City Gas
Workn and the planning mill adjoining. 1t
wac needed. T@oa !@ .BE
Tug Carleton Opera Company, ono OF
the very bpet on tho road. Ia booked to
appear at the Opars House on the Gath
and 25th inst. 1E'1 Ell
| GEORGE BrAps,rAw. the superintendent
ri thu Warwick China COMPANY. was in
Tho civ yeateriay making arrangemeuts
Inv the ren,oval n his family here. N -
pon uo,vna, a,ahio ~ i,,ov * o.roh.
fro Wednesday nicht from nan
nj hot asbps thrown seainst Il. bat was
extinvnjshed before sny serious damage
was done. ii .'"1,'i '~T' (, IN =
~ /. ~, ,,.oa no, ,ho o,a p,,o,o hr;,a.
10 w. ns, Ia, shs ~ Wa, ~ ss,aa, cor
lux ~ sav taa, s,rsat niIi In down
in the near future and a Handsome Block
hnilt 10 replace il. 'G,lTf7lIET
H.. .,,ao. m.,,;,. =, NJ, ,ra M,
p.ta I'm III Jaeu u,s suauns pa.a.,s DIV mo,
re!el nSh;' ns ph vaatarov 'H
iaauespu,a, VEG sI Iasoa aE y ~ tn;sra,
s snp r rolat;rs. par n + snh;,nn attandsd
and noIformea ti,e nsual ceremony. -,T''
n, 80, :, h..s,;.. .ho IA .o-,
.,a A .aotan,,ut hasua1a a.a Wv ,,e;na tha;
w. ~ ae ~ ~ r. 10 All ,bos ,wo "ap,,ems,
p;, ~ 10 e t tas ~. seonra ~,
o , taaoJs aoome;sd LIVE s ~ na Tait,,,a,
looa 'o anh ; osSupva y ~ ~lacs
Papeft NV wv oppn w u.ns ,."aa pa ':.,
anu GeviRe ; heIi ,Iyse ar" ",
s.ashnan, h ~ iaa ~. nnSt va" Il " IL nnaar
~ sse .m, E.a ass hsnS r;ii can,aat ~
sho Inv r IL no tamrnamars hsr
sne p.n e E,in a. 70 P,,";rs fndsn.nJ,,.,
w s'tees : al u'1 ,'e"""s 4"e t'""s"''
OLERH BOOK yesterday saMlited 70 re
cord one deed Of Trust ana daed mad
october .. by Jamea n. aud bsn1amti
CharnocE anu their WIVES 10 the war
wick Chiua Company,in consideration Q
SS,o0o, ior lot II, on water street, III IN
9Th ward. a8s
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folk.
Abroad. - .fi u 81
George Hayee, Of Rowlesburg, is at the
stamm house. a.
Mr.. Alex. Sweeney, OF steubenville,
was in the city laat evening.
Mr.. James johnston is visiting friends
in the East End st Pittsburgh.
W. T. link and vile, Of Auburn, N. Y,
are visiting friends in this city. 3
Mr.. James W. Paxton is spending few
days in Chicago this week, looking alter
his business interests there.
Miss Annie Hall, Of the Central Tele.
phone exchanges, has returned from 8
pleasant visit to the country.
Arthur ConnelI, Of Lynchburg, Va, has
accepted the agency OF the New York Life
Insurance Company for this city. Ike
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tapping intend leav.
ing over the 3. d Q. road next Monday for
Kansas City, where they, will rem ain ior
some time. 81
Chancellor J. II. Vincent, Of Lake Cha.
tauqus, took dinner yesterday with Dr.. T.
II. Logan. DR.. Vincent Was en- route to
Psrkernbnrg and Lexington, Ky.
Hon. N. B. Scott and family left yester.
day for Quaker City, Ohio, his boyhood
home, where he expects to spend several
days with relatives and old friends.
7. i. Mulligan, OF St. Paul, formerly
clerk Of the Baltimore l. Ohio shops and q
prominent knight Of st. George, in the
guest Of Wheeling friends for a lew days.
Mr.. John P. Ruah, lately travelling agent
for the Catholic Universe, has been appoint
ed General Agent and Superintendent OF
the Wheeling oflics for the National Bene.
fit Association, Of Washington, D. @. &, b
Measrs. Joseph Speidel, James Neill
and Cecil Robineon, three OF Wheeline'a
well known business men, expect to start
next week via the B. 4 0. road Tor Taylor,
Texaa, and other points in the Southwest.
Mr.. Zero Flynn, formerly manager Of
the Baltimore & Ohio telegraph office
here, now employed by that company in
responsible positicn in New York City,
is visiting old Wheeling friends for few
days. 81
Rev. DR.. Alexander Martin, formerly
A4cciACAS Va LIZ " GOV NAkt4la GLAL6 U III
veraity at Morgantown, and known all
over the Slate, Is in the.city. He is now
at the head Of thriving educational in.
etitntion at Greencastle, Indiana.
Capt. R. T. Dsvrieo, Superintendent Of
tho Ohio Division Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio,
was called to Baltimore on sad mission,
that Of attending the funeral of his yenera.
bic father, who died rather unexpectedly
q day OF 80 ago. While the deceased, was
not known here, the many friends Of Capt.
Dsyries will sympathizs with him in the
loss OF his aged father. IVA
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellinghsm and
Mr.. Jacob Morris returned yesterday from
an extensive and pleasant western trip.
Mesa,0. Ellipgham and Morris Represented
the Odd Fellows Of this State in the meet
ing Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of the
order recently held il Denver. They Wis.
tied a number CT other noted points Of
interest besides tho famous city named.
They ssw much that pleased and instruct.
ed, and speak in glowing terms OF the en-
joyment they derived from the trip. $ :
#HLf
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DOING THE COWBOY ACT.
Four Young Men In the workhouse !" Pay.
80 =. Ing tho plper Ia

Four Young Men In the workhouse /" Pay.
81. Ing tho Piper" M
Night before last Con Davinnsy, William
Lowry, Thomas Finn and Clarence John.
son, four young men, were on spree, and
trying to paint the town red" They
visited the house Of Mira. shirp, on the
South Side, and bshaved 30 badly that they
were put out. They then vent to McEp-
tees saloon, aud raised q row there, and
when driven of at the point Of revolver,
threw rock into the saloon, and assault.
ed the proprietor. They next went to
Thomas Porter's saloon, where, besides
other devilment, they broke mirror val
ued at $50. Officers Carney and Wilkie
arrested them, and in police court yectsr.
day morning they were fined, and falling
to pay, we're sent 10 the hill for thirty
dRJs. 49, = -
Porter then went before Squire Davis
and Hwore out warrant Tor the young
men under the riot act. The hearing WAC
set Tor last evening at o'clock, and Mayor
Seabfight ordered their release from The
workhouse to stand trial on the State case.
subsequently, however, he revoked the
order. An attempt will be made to oh.
tain the custody Of them under the law
which directs the turning over Of prisoners
in the police court where the evidence
establishes an inflaction Of State Law. s..
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II Mrs. Acker, who lives with her son at
No. 81 Twentieth street, wandered away
from her home late yesterday afternoon,
WHILE 1T ia supposed, she was laborlng
under mental alteration. She has been
troubled with blight mental disorder for
some time, and the family feared sho
might como to harm. The police were
notified, but up to a late hour last night
no trace Of the missing woman had been
found. She Is described as tall, and wore
a dark blue polkadot dress. She usually
walks with her arms folded on her breaat.
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X. At an early hour yesterday morning
there was a break about the machinery Of
tho electric light plant that caused the
lights to 60 out. The break WAS repaired
during the day and the lights were burn.
ing early last evening. About s o'clock
the main driving belt broke and the lights
again went out. This break WAS repaired
nnd about two hours afterwards the lights
were burning once. more. Tho breaking
OF the belt caused those using the light
some Inconvenience. FL SS
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Tho lsnrnehYillo Fair.

The eighteenth annual fair OF the
DArnesyills Distrlct Fair Association 10
nov in progress a. Barneaville, O., having
opened Tuesday. 1t will close to-day.
This Is expected TO be the big day, and
the attendance will undoubtedly be- large.
a number OF Wheeling people are going
out. They are having pleasant weather,
and large crowds attend. The displays OF
all kinds are good and there will be some
s,oo.l Soano -5IF.g - -.1t 49, 3. ~ dos
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DEFRAUDED A WIDOW.
A Marshall County Man Accused OF Pension
-tn.rs. 80 81 Kohhery. gzIt rsl y .5I gzF rs

a Marshall County Man Accused OF Pension
I.pa Robbery.
A. D. Roome, a U. s. secret service
agent connected with the Pension depart.
ment, arrived in the city last night, hay.
ing in charge a man who lives in the Dor.
der of Marshall county, this State. and
who ia charged with extorting IN illegal
fee and otherwise defrauding Mrs. Jen.
kins, soldiers widow living in the edge
OF Greene county, Pa. The prisoner was
locked up in the city lookup for the night.
and will be arraigned before U, s.
Commissioner Forbes this forenoon, The
story is that Mrs.. jenkins was allowed
back pension to the amount Of $1,000.
When her vouchers, ETC., came, the &C.
cused obtained them, signed her uaans,
and having the money forwarded to him
retained $500 out Of the $1,000. When
Roome arrested him he had tho papers in
the case on bis person. The penalty of
the ofenae with which he is charged is
pretty severe. 80,
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A woman wanted sor Thett,

The police were notified last night by
telephone from Bridgeport that an I'M.
known woman he'd stolen from a lady
there two good new dresses and an old
gold shawl OF considerable value. The
thief wore plaid dreaa, and was seen to
come over the river to this city, but the
Bridgeport authorities could give no
further information concerning her.
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Sid G. Frances Com puny.

Those who say the performance at the
Grand laet evening were surprised at i!a
improvement over that OF the frat hall OF
the weak. The clio which opens the pro.
grsmme waa much funnies and more en-
joyable and even the drama was not as
bad. Miss Johnson's singing was really
oredftab bic and the farce "Turning the
Tables" brought down the house. "The
Jame5 Boys'' and olio this evening. a
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A Bind Fall,

Yesterday afternoon a man named Davis,
who resides short distance up Csldwell;a
run, undertook to walk across the B. 90
tscstle at Main and Sixteenth streets while
slightiy intoxicated, and losing his footing.
fell to the creek bed, about forty feet he"
low. Fortunately he broke his fall by
catching an extending cross beam, and
though the fall stunned and cut him up
badly, he WAS not dangerously hurt He
was removed to peighboriDg residence
aud his wounds dressed. 5,5.zzi5:,@:S
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

We are dni!y receiving New Norelties
In Saitings, rantaloohings and Over.
coatings, which We are prepared 10 make
up in ilrst.clnss style ut reasonable
prices.
full line of our celebrated Knit
jackets now in stock. 5'A IA 3.
Our White Unlauudried Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, at
50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. e.. HESS j. SUNS,
1921 s. 1923 Market Street.
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Excavations, to s,euuen,,yllIs,

On October lo and Is. tho Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway will sell
excursion tickets to S.eubenville, for the
Free Street Exposition, at one fare for the
round trip, good returning until October
18th. See hsndblllo for full information.
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81
Heard on tEs Street,

".Ro, Bob, where are you going q" Nj
"What corner ~ 81; IL
.,2yhy to George Bardeaux's blowout
s"Just round the corner Of Market
street, on Fourteenth" BIZ! 80 y.
the papey.H - =
:; - Why VI CON! come 60; I know George will
is it," s,I,tt ,s,5.y, 5a3i..i
"saturdsy night, October s, and I am
going to Gee George 'ronud the corner
sample and lunch room. 4! 4! IA, 8
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); Go to ST. Luke'o Supper and Festiyal
his evening at No. 10 South Penn atreet,
Gsntfemen iu Nord

aiT IA Y Gsnuemon in Sord ~
Of uhoe Tor ordinary wear, should see our
seamless solid leather, guaranteed to wear
well, Tor 81 90. II you need q shoe for
dress see our ma.chless, stylish, finest cali
e 90 shce, which We challenge the world
on. at j. ". AMlcH's, rs.
LAB Main strset.
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, fair
weather, except rain on the lakes, iol-
lowed by cooler light to fresh southsrly
winds, blooming variable.
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~ % sfI- Z, - Il r'-s-rr. fr- 80 u s-'
THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents md IucIdeuts In Weut Virginia
JAN ,t.z md vi,JnItv W.

. a q . l. --aF 10
Accidents md Iuc!deuts In Weut virginia
mud Vicinity. 7.
The Belmont County Farmers Club will
hold meeting at St. Clai1sviile Saturday
The barn of Charleo Anderson, about
one mile north Of Henrysburg, Ohio, was
set on fire Tuesday and burned to the
ground With all it's contenta. II
The Washington County Wool.Growers'
Association will hold It's anuual meeting
at Washington on the 10Th Instant. OH.
cs1s Tor the. enauing year will be chosen.
1T is understood that q number Of citi-
IONS Of Wellsburg are already has,liug for
tho Enthusiastically at that place. made
vacant by the death Of Mr.. tJ.R Naylor..
The office pays the sum Of $500 per an.
nun. i B 5 !.~i Il +. ~ ~
. Work Is progressing slowly on the Bus.
lnesaburg oil well. Tho drillers are now
seventeen feet in the Gordon sand, and
the t., we'll Is down to tho dep!h OF 2, ESQ feet.
they state that tho Gordon sand ia sixty
ieet deep, and II oil is struck ct all it will
Do as they go through this vein OF eand.
We are reliably informed that a Wash.
,ngton township farmer has Mig with
twenty.one toes, another with i've care, a
cat with one ear growing wrong aide out,
aud boy with three thumbs. q He wants
to know who can beat this. This ia
lW)Ilght.-H. ClairsriIle Gazeile. i7l5si{l
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The meeting which was announced to be held
last evening In the hall OF the Local Union OF
Ga.s Workers, did not take place. owing 10 the TACT
that President Smith was desaiued tn steuteuvfile
TOO long 70 catch the train. An informal gathering
was held but nothing was done toward eiIecting u
settlement, The meeting with Mr.. Smith was
POSTPONED TIL this afternoon There Is 80 far nd
change In the situation, 1880 1.IT, -
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GENTLEMEN, SEQ our genuine / hand.
sswed 81 % shoe, warranted hand.sewed,
a. !ii 5t Il. W.iAncE's. 4
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Thermometer Record

AZ fepoTtet by ChflatiHn Sch1ept, drug
sist. Opera house corner, yesterday: n
JAZZ. u X. SP.x. 7r.N.
8: ,., o., 6s' 7s' G9'
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NolIco-chio County Bar Association.
Church Supper and Festival.
Everybody Come-E. l.. Eiioil.
No!.cc-Ios schmstziuetz q Co. l&I& T.
wc Invite all Book.kecpers. s:cnographers
gerrplatteJ, .Sc.-StantGn & Davenport. ,0r'-, a
Wooden Undo, Clothing. s". IS -
Fashionable Opening In Over Garments.
u. Gntman l. Co.-Msgniilccnt Clothing Display
Fourth page, 7Es'I ~ 81 co., -. : ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-07

Since the return OF several Influential men from
pituburgh Tho electric light question hss been
agttaled again. There they have seen its good
WORK, and arc now aeitatlng the question as 10
why It cannot DO procured and PLACID In this city
with the many new advantages already under way
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-07
SfF7s.s Il, Martins Forty. 55. +
y City Hall Is now LIGHTED and heated BY uatpy,

twas ycsteraly mado known that Mrs. Burns
residence iE the lower end OF town was robbed Of
humber Of vaiuables on Friday night. :, y 5fi
For TIE latest fall and winter styles In good III.
ting Clothes 80 to F. Rub. merchant tailor, Second
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-07
.. s. Coon Co. cell DRY .aoods cboape,t,

i IVORY STARCH, plain finish OF high polish. harm.
lGSS, always ready and reliable. q roccrs. 81